Thursday, June 21, 2007
Welcome!!
This is going to be a great year. I am really glad to have your child in my class. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. My email address is mroberts@canalwin.k12.oh.us.
Before School Starts...
The beginning of the school year can be a very stressful time of year for your child. It would be very helpful for you and your child if you start your school routine a few weeks before school begins. For example: waking your child up when they would normally wake up in order to get ready for school. This way, your child will be well rested and excited for the school year to begin. This should also help parents ease back into the routine of getting your child ready for school.
Another helpful tip, would be to make sure your child knows what bus he/she will be riding. If you plan to pick up your child then make sure they know where you will be meeting them. This can help to alleviate any transportation issues that may arise.
Another helpful tip, would be to make sure your child knows what bus he/she will be riding. If you plan to pick up your child then make sure they know where you will be meeting them. This can help to alleviate any transportation issues that may arise.
Important Dates to Remember
Please mark these important dates on your calendar:
Monday, August 27-- First Day of School
Thursday, August 30-- Meet the Teacher Night
Monday, September 3--Labor Day (No School)
Tuesday, September 4--Staff-in-sevice (No School)
Friday, September 14--Farm Day (Dress to work on the farm)
https://parentaccess.mecdc.org/School/SchoolForms.aspx?T=4&I=16&DistrictID=13&School=272
Monday, August 27-- First Day of School
Thursday, August 30-- Meet the Teacher Night
Monday, September 3--Labor Day (No School)
Tuesday, September 4--Staff-in-sevice (No School)
Friday, September 14--Farm Day (Dress to work on the farm)
https://parentaccess.mecdc.org/School/SchoolForms.aspx?T=4&I=16&DistrictID=13&School=272
Featured Author

Our featured author for the beginning of the school year is Kevin Henkes.
Children will enjoy the many books that Kevin Henkes has written. Kevin Henkes' books teach a variety of personal issues that can help children through some of those tough times they may experience at the beginning of the school year. For example: How to make friends, first impressions aren't always true, and many other school anxiety issues. Some of the books that we will read are Chrysanthemum, Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse, and Chester's Way.
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